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How to Claim Prizes

Prize claiming procedures vary based on the prize amount won in the Thai Government Lottery. Winners must present the original lottery ticket along with valid identification (Thai National ID card or passport) when claiming prizes. All winning tickets must be claimed within 2 years from the draw date, after which they will expire and be forfeited.

Claiming Process by Prize Amount:

• Prizes under 20,000 baht: Can be claimed at authorized lottery vendors or participating banks across Thailand.
• Prizes between 20,000 and 100,000 baht: Must be claimed at the Government Lottery Office (GLO) in Bangkok or designated provincial treasury offices.
• Prizes over 100,000 baht: Must be claimed at the Government Lottery Office headquarters in Bangkok.

For security purposes, winners should sign the back of their tickets immediately after the draw. The Government Lottery Office reserves the right to withhold payment for tickets that appear altered, damaged, or suspicious. Always verify your winning numbers on the official website before making the trip to claim prizes.

Official Website Link

For the most accurate and up-to-date lottery information, please visit the official Government Lottery Office (GLO) website:

Government Lottery Office Official Website (www.glo.or.th)

The official website provides comprehensive information including:

• Verified lottery results for current and past draws
• Schedule of upcoming lottery draws
• Detailed prize claiming procedures and locations
• Information about lottery fund allocation
• News and announcements from the Government Lottery Office

Please note that only information published on the official GLO website should be considered authoritative. Third-party websites may contain inaccurate or outdated information.

Lottery Fund Allocation

The Thai Government Lottery is operated by the Government Lottery Office (GLO) under the Ministry of Finance, with proceeds allocated to various public welfare initiatives. For every lottery draw, approximately 60% of total sales revenue is returned to players as prize money, while the remaining 40% is distributed to government programs and social causes.

Distribution of Lottery Revenue:

• Government Treasury: 20% of revenue goes directly to the national treasury to support general government operations and public services.
• Social Welfare Fund: 8% is allocated to social development programs including healthcare, education, and disaster relief efforts.
• Street Vendor Support: 5% is designated to support authorized lottery vendors and their welfare.
• Administrative Costs: 7% covers the operational expenses of the Government Lottery Office.

Notable Projects Funded by Lottery Proceeds:

• Rural Healthcare Initiative: Lottery funds have supported the construction and operation of community hospitals and mobile health units in underserved rural areas, providing essential medical services to thousands of Thai citizens annually.
• Educational Scholarship Programs: The GLO allocates significant funding to scholarship programs for underprivileged students, enabling over 10,000 young Thais to continue their education each year.
• Disaster Relief Fund: Lottery proceeds have been instrumental in providing emergency assistance during natural disasters, including the 2011 floods and more recent relief efforts throughout the country.